The Big Question Clean energy is 'unstoppable' but are climate goals still in reach? Are climate goals still reachable? The executive director of the International Energy Agency speaks to Euronews Business' Angela Barnes about whether the transition to net-zero by 2050 is really possible. 20/11/2023
Culture news Napoleon's hat fetches 1.9 million euros at auction in Paris One of the unique hats that Napoleon Bonaparte was believed to have worn when he ruled 19th century France was bought by an anonymous buyer. 19/11/2023
France French senator held in custody on suspicion of drugging female MP Joël Guerriau is being held on suspicion of drugging the woman with the intention of assaulting her, the Paris public prosecutor’s office said. 17/11/2023
Travel News How will a new law reduce the impact of airport strikes in France? The new legislation should improve flight services throughout Europe. 17/11/2023
Tech News Security tech for the 2024 Olympics showcased at Paris conference Security technology companies showcased their offerings to help ensure the safe operation of the Paris Olympic Games next year. 17/11/2023
France France's incest commission recommends drastic action in major report The country's largest anti-child abuse investigation in decades is asking for a chance to continue its work to combat intra-family abuse in particular. 17/11/2023
Travel News Flights suspended after bomb threat at French airport The airport, located in Normandy, is currently closed and travellers are advised to wait for updates. 17/11/2023
Health news French railway to introduce telemedicine booths in 300 stations Ten million people pass through the train stations every day, and 90 per cent of the population lives within 10 km of a station. 17/11/2023
Economy Storm Frederico could raise insurance prices in Europe The different weather-related disasters France has seen this year paint a pessimistic landscape for insurance prices in 2024. 17/11/2023
Economy Restaurant or home cooking? French row over lunch money Many French employees benefit from coupons to buy lunch, if their workplace doesn't have a cafeteria. However, the current debate is, should they be used to eat out, or to buy groceries and make a homemade lunch? 17/11/2023
Green News French Camembert makers cheesed off at new EU recycling rules The European Commission has now addressed cheese makers' concerns about the new packaging rules. 16/11/2023
Business Why UBS faces another trial after being found guilty of tax fraud France’s highest court ruled on Wednesday that a new trial should be held over a €1.8 billion ($1.95 billion) fine against UBS for allegedly promoting illegal banking services and money laundering in the country. 16/11/2023
Business Beaujolais Nouveau: Bad wine, good for business? The latest harvest’s first bottles of Beaujolais wine are sold from the third Thursday of November. The young and ‘new’ red wine had long suffered from a reputation of poor quality, but it has improved remarkably in recent years - without offsetting the festive side of the event. 16/11/2023
France New Caledonia independence party suggests 'international mediation' The question of the French Pacific region's constitutional future remains far from settled despite three referendums. 15/11/2023
France State of emergency declared in parts of France after flooding The regions of Pas-de-Calais and Haute-Savoie have been particularly badly affected, with thousands forced to evacuate and many still without electricity or heating. 15/11/2023
Healthcare France debates amendment on biomedicine substitution in pharmacies An amendment is being debated on whether pharmacies can substitute approved replacements for biological medicines, but patient organisations have raised concerns. 15/11/2023
Economy What France’s inflation and unemployment rates could mean for Europe Inflation keeps shrinking in France while unemployment continues to climb - a trend observed since the beginning of the year. Could Europe soon see a similar scenario? 15/11/2023
France Macron pledges €50 million for flood victims in Pas-de-Calais Emmanuel Macron has paid a visit to the Pas-de-Calais region on Tuesday, in which he promised a €50 million "support fund" for the department's local authorities. 14/11/2023
Economy Living on €18 a day: Women most affected as France poverty deepens Poverty is worsening in France with women highlighted as the main victims, according to a report published on Tuesday. 14/11/2023
Health news Shared accommodation is helping to 'stimulate' Alzheimer's patients In France, people with Alzheimer's are trying out shared living in a home with dedicated help, providing them with security and stimulation. 13/11/2023
Green News Protests break out over water shortages in EU’s poorest territory Taps flow just one day out of three in this French territory. 13/11/2023
France Thousands of Ukrainian soldiers undergo French military training Ukraine’s allies are continuing apace with combat-training programs that have prepared many tens of thousands of Ukrainians for battle on the front lines against Russia. 13/11/2023
France More than 200 migrants rescued trying to cross English Channel The Pas-de-Calais region where many small boats depart from, has been experiencing severe weather for the past ten days, causing very high flood levels. 13/11/2023
Business EDF reaches energy agreement with French government, says source State energy group EDF and the French government have agreed on €70 per megawatt hour as a reference level for future prices of nuclear power, a source close to the government said on Monday. 13/11/2023
Business Can French green banks really play a role against climate change? Green neobanks, a new model of online banks, are targeting an eco-friendly clientele to weigh in on the fight against climate change. Can they really make a difference? 13/11/2023
France Macron to meet France's religious leaders after national unity call The meeting comes after more than 100,000 people took to the streets of Paris on Sunday to protest against rising antisemitism. 13/11/2023